Defying a warning from the government, farmers in northern Greece have blocked traffic at border crossings in an escalating protest over delayed European Union-backed subsidy payments linked to a corruption scandal.
A political dispute has broken out between Athens Mayor Haris Doukas’ administration and the main opposition led by former mayor Kostas Bakoyannis over the city’s plan to purchase 660 specialized waste bins for dog parks and pet areas, at a total cost of 998,480 euros.
A car carrying a mother and daughter plunged seven meters into a river Friday in the Kouramades area of Corfu island.
Technohoros Art Gallery presents “The Milk,” a solo painting exhibition by Eleftheria Tseiko.
In the course of my historical research a few years ago, I visited a person who had once held a top public position several years after he retired.
Three children aged 7 to 15 were admitted to Athens’ Paidon children’s hospital on Monday after being assaulted by other minors in separate incidents.
Greece’s Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will bring its “Rebrain Greece” initiative to New York on Sunday aiming to link Greek professionals abroad with businesses in Greece.
Line 3 of the Athens Metro is currently operating only between Dimotiko Theatro and Ethniki Amyna stations due to a power supply problem on the Holargos–Doukissis Plakentias section, metro operator STASY announced.
At least three serious cases of prescription fraud have been uncovered in Greece over the past five years, with one active investigation revealing a network of more than 140 suspects who allegedly defrauded the country’s largest health insurer, EOPYY.
A 32-year-old woman and 44-year-old man were arrested Wednesday around midday in Iraklio, Crete, over allegations of domestic abuse involving their eight children.